In this study, it was observed that students in general
have a positive attitude towards IWB. Students were
found to be generally eager to use and enthusiastic about
IWBs. Encouragement of the students by their teachers
can be regarded as a positive attitude. In addition,
technical problems faced during the use of IWBs and
insufficiency of e-materials was determined to be
significant problems related with the use of IWBs.
Particularly, materials and contents displayed on IWB
were found to be inefficient for meeting the expectations
and requirements of the students.
A decrease in the eye-contact between the students
and their teachers during IWB use and perception of the
students that their teachers cannot use IWBs efficiently
suggest a number of negativity in terms of classroom
management and in pedagogical respect. Based on the
students’ views, it can be seen that teachers use IWBs as
an ‘internet based projector’. Rapid teaching via IWB was
observed to have a negative effect on the permanence of
the information obtained by the students during courses.
Even though the fact that IWB increases the interaction
between the students and their teachers and it increases
the pace during courses, it can be seen that this
communication is rather a one-dimensional one from the
teacher towards the student. Within this context, within
the scope of FATIH project, there emerges a need to
correct the technical and pedagogical shortcomings of
the teachers in using IWB.
It is observed that female students have a more
positive attitude towards IWB when compared to male
students. As the duration of IWB use extends, the
attitudes towards IWB become more positive. Students in
primary schools think that their teachers use IWB more
In this study, it was observed that students in general
have a positive attitude towards IWB. Students were
found to be generally eager to use and enthusiastic about
IWBs. Encouragement of the students by their teachers
can be regarded as a positive attitude. In addition,
technical problems faced during the use of IWBs and
insufficiency of e-materials was determined to be
significant problems related with the use of IWBs.
Particularly, materials and contents displayed on IWB
were found to be inefficient for meeting the expectations
and requirements of the students.
A decrease in the eye-contact between the students
and their teachers during IWB use and perception of the
students that their teachers cannot use IWBs efficiently
suggest a number of negativity in terms of classroom
management and in pedagogical respect. Based on the
students’ views, it can be seen that teachers use IWBs as
an ‘internet based projector’. Rapid teaching via IWB was
observed to have a negative effect on the permanence of
the information obtained by the students during courses.
Even though the fact that IWB increases the interaction
between the students and their teachers and it increases
the pace during courses, it can be seen that this
communication is rather a one-dimensional one from the
teacher towards the student. Within this context, within
the scope of FATIH project, there emerges a need to
correct the technical and pedagogical shortcomings of
the teachers in using IWB.
It is observed that female students have a more
positive attitude towards IWB when compared to male
students. As the duration of IWB use extends, the
attitudes towards IWB become more positive. Students in
primary schools think that their teachers use IWB more
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